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Platform features

The capability set buyers expect from modern cloud voice — scoped to your environment, documented in writing, and aligned to how you operate.

Every deployment is different. The lists below reflect what enterprise-class hosted VoIP typically includes; your statement of work will spell out exactly what is enabled for your organization.

Voice & call handling

  • Auto attendant & multi-level IVR
  • Hunt groups, ring groups & call queues
  • Extension dialing & presence
  • Music on hold & announcements
  • Voicemail & voicemail-to-email
  • Call recording & monitoring (policy-dependent)

Administration & reporting

  • Web-based admin & role-based access
  • MACD workflows (moves, adds, changes)
  • CDR / usage visibility (scope by platform)
  • Device provisioning & templates

Mobility & devices

  • Desk phones, conference phones & ATAs
  • Softphone & mobile apps (stack-dependent)
  • Remote & hybrid worker support
  • Headset & meeting-room compatibility

Continuity & operations

  • Multi-site & branch design
  • Failover & routing options (by deployment)
  • After-hours & holiday schedules
  • Paging & overhead (where supported)

Microsoft Teams & collaboration

Teams voice, meetings, and M365 alignment vary by tenant and licensing. See Microsoft Teams and we'll confirm what applies to your stack in discovery.

Scope features for my org